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TH Daily - June 02 - Ann Coulter, Victor Davis Hanson, Larry Elder, Michael Barone, Jeff Jacoby and More
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 Weiner Photo Dispute to Be Settled in Small Claims CourtAnn Coulter: The best Weiner can do now is try to take his utterly humiliating penis photo out of the realm of criminal law by eliding "hacked" into "pranked." Legally, it's not clear what the difference is. ... more  The Factory of Selective Moral OutrageVictor Davis Hanson: "There is a vast machinery of selective liberal outrage, fueled and lubricated by the media, universities and celebrity entertainment." ... more  Supreme Court to California: 'Release the Hounds'Larry Elder: "Today the court affirms what is perhaps the most radical injunction issued by a court in our nation's history." So began Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's enraged dissent. ... more  Gates' Verdict: Pentagon's Biggest Enemy Is Itself Michael Barone: Whether you agree or disagree with Gates' decisions, it's hard not to admire his intellectual honesty and candor...which makes some observations in his valedictory speech at the American Enterprise Institute last week disturbing. ... more  Much ado about Bibi and BarackJeff Jacoby: "For the better part of a week, Netanyahu and President Barack Obama engaged in a fraught pas de deux, beginning with the president's speech on Middle East policy at the State Department the day before Netanyahu arrived and culminating in the prime minister's address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday." ... more  Boneheaded Stimulus Never WorksLarry Kudlow: If there was a serious pro-growth movement in Washington to accelerate tax-reform overhaul and pin-back regulatory barriers like the NLRB war with Boeing, the EPA war against energy, and the Obamacare threats that are too numerous to count, that just might revive the animal spirits. But what Wednesday's job data told us is that small businesses are barely hiring today, and that brand new startups are few and far between. ... more  What 'Arab Spring'?Cal Thomas: The upheaval in Yemen and the possibility that al-Qaida might take over, turning that country into a stronger terrorist base than it already is, should give pause to American and European policy in the Arab world. ... more    Obama's Nuclear Option on Economy John Ransom: Wednesday's job report from ADP showed that private employers added only 38,000 in May. Home sales have continued to lag, GDP has been revised sharply downward, and inflation has taken a larger bite out of corporate and family budgets. We told you so. ... more  NLRB Rewriting Labor's Role In The Workplace Fred Wszolek: The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is changing the story for America's businesses and right-to-work states through a series of decisions that represent a new level of activism and extremism unseen in past "independent" agencies. ... more  Public Opinion Always Beats Media's "Conventional Wisdom" Matt Towery: They've tried over and over, the media and government elites who know so much more than the rest of us. They've doggedly done their best to persuade us that, months ago, the economy already had turned the corner back to emerging prosperity. ... more  Britain Bans Michael Savage--Welcomes Castroite Butchers Humberto Fontova: After two years of legal wrangling radio-host Michael Savage is still banned from setting foot in Britain. The original ban handed down in May 2009 was explained by former Labor Home Secretary Jacqui Smith. ... more  Circumcision and the Special City Debra J. Saunders: In 2010, San Francisco supervisors banned Happy Meals. They showed no regard for parental choice. So it should not come as a shock that activists have managed to put a measure on the November ballot that essentially would outlaw the circumcision of baby boys. ... more  Peek Behind the Housing Curtain Kathy Fettke: The S&P/Case Schiller Index was released this week with dramatic reports of 8 straight months of falling prices. What exactly is this index that reporters around the globe are frantically quoting? ... more  Indefensible: Israel's 1967 Borders and Obama's Policy Ken Blackwell: President Obama is playing Solomon now. He has decided to cut the baby in half. In this case, the child is Israel. ... more  Oceans, Hope and D-Day Jackie Gingrich Cushman: We are a country in need of hope. A recent Rasmussen Survey "finds that just 35 percent of likely U.S. voters now believe America's best days lie ahead." ... more  Invest Like Pirate Bill Tatro: The devaluation of currencies, impending hyper-inflation, the lack of confidence, and escalating debt make treasuries a loser. Or so they say. So who was I to contradict these legends? ... more  Adapt or Die Pat Boone: We are invested in saving Medicare, but we understand the senior health program is shackled by skyrocketing healthcare costs and overloaded by the approximately 10,000 seniors becoming eligible for Medicare daily. ... more  Libya: A War Fit for a King Steve Chapman: The people occupying high office in Washington went to a different school. They have done their best to prove that when it comes to using military force, neither the law nor the Constitution means a thing. ... more  Justice for a General -- At Last Paul Greenberg: ... more  On "Enemies," Foreign and Domestic Alan Sears: The general air of celebration that erupted with the news of Osama bin Laden's death has been mitigated in many quarters by the debate over exactly how much celebration is in order. ... more  Doomsday Prophets Who Never Say They're Sorry Robert Knight: Well, we're still here despite doomsday evangelist Harold Camping's warning of the end of the world on Saturday, May 21 at 6 p.m. ... more  Public Nuisances Emmett Tyrrell: A genuine SEAL, Don Shipley, exposed Cryer as an impostor. Shipley has taken it upon himself to expose frauds and veterans who engaud their war records ... more  As the Economy Goes, So Go Obama's Re-Election Prospects Donald Lambro: The third year of Barack Obama's presidency is running into the same troubles he faced in his first two, undermining his prospects for a second term. ... more  Obama Admin Should Labor to Control its Own Board Brett McMahon: The Obama administration has been trying to have it both ways, enabling an obscure but powerful agency to slash away at business while simultaneously claiming to have no control of the situation. ... more  Gates Turns Off the Lights Frank Gaffney: "In a series of speeches over the past few days - at Notre Dame, at the American Enterprise Institute and at the Naval Academy - the outgoing Secretary of Defense has sounded a series of warnings that the ship of state, or at least the carrier battle group that protects it, is headed for the rocks." ... more  Sane Sin Tax Policy Must Reflect Risks Jeff Stier: Taxing any disfavored behavior takes us down a slippery slope leading to government intervention into every decision we make. Such a scheme could never be fair and effective. ... more  Britain Is Working? David Brooks and Toryite Blather at the New York Times Brian Birdnow: Last week David Brooks, the faux-conservative columnist at the New York Times penned a column extolling the British national political system. The piece, written to coincide with President Obama's visit to Europe, praised Britain for moving to social democracy in the early Twentieth Century. ... more  Bailin' on Palin Rich Galen: Sarah Palin is a great personality. She was not a good Governor of Alaska, she was not a good candidate for VP, and she will not even attempt to be a candidate for the Republican nomination for the 2012 election. ... more |
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